Northants are building a sizeable lead against Derbyshire. A seventh-wicket stand of 138 between Justin Broad (128) and Rob Keogh (79) has taken the hosts to 419-6 and 42 in front.

Talking of sizeable leads, Glamorgan are now 439 ahead of Lancashire at Old Trafford. They're 315-3 with Sam Northeast 130 not out.

Still no play after lunch at Canterbury due to rain, and Gloucestershire v Middlesex has already been abandoned for the day.

So some work to do for Surrey to win at Chester-le-Street.

But a very manageable chase from what we've seen from this wicket today.

Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

Well bowled Kishore, some outstanding figures so far.

It's a heck of an effort from him.

You look at it as they now have the rest of today and tomorrow to win the game.

Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

This is good from Ben Raine at the moment, Durham need runs.

It's good batting, he's giving Kishore something to think about in the field.

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Notts 307-3 v Somerset 438

The Notts skipper already has a double ton this summer and is on course for another here.

He goes to 150 in 290 balls, 18 fours, two sixes.

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That's disappointing.

Heavy overnight and morning rain has left the outfield too damp in Cheltenham, and day three has been called off without a ball bowled.

James Fuller has Jake Libby in his sights as this delayed match starts the afternoon session half an hour late.

It has been a poor morning for Worcs losing three wickets for 17 runs with Kyle Abbott bowling six overs for a run and Sonny Baker taking 3-5

It was a typically slow one for Libby who added just seven to his overnight score in over an hour but he is out of the blocks already with a single in the first over to move to 78.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Kishore is well on target for a fifer now.

He's clearing up the rest of the order and Durham's lead of 153 isn't enough.

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Lancs 137 v Glamorgan 262 & 254-3

Sam Northeast is back in the Glamorgan side after four-weeks paternity leave and celebrates with a century.

It's his 35th in first-class cricket.

The lead is up to 380.

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Essex 602-6d v Warwickshire 217-4

A flourish of the bat sends the ball racing to the cover/point boundary and Ethan Bamber has a first ever first-class half-century.

Not a bad effort for a batter who would normally be batting 10 or even 11 but arrived at the crease last night as a nightwatchman.

There's still no play on day three at Cheltenham College between Gloucestershire and Middlesex, and it's also raining in Canterbury.

Lancashire have picked up a third Glamorgan wicket after lunch, Luke Wells pinning Kiran Carlson lbw for 108, but the visitors are still in control. They're 239-3 and 363 in front.

Northants are just 15 behind Derbyshire having moved to 362-6 in their first innings at Wantage Road.

Kit Harris
BBC Sport commentator

He's edged it there Yusuf.

It was excellent bowling from Kishore.

It just moved away a touch and feathered past the edge, you have to say well batted from Yusuf.

You wouldn't bet against Kishore cleaning up the rest of the innings.

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Northants 350-6 v Derbyshire 377

Justin Broad went to lunch on 99 and in the second over after the interval goes to his hundred.

He came in with Northants wobbling on 154-5, but his second first-class century has now given them a chance of a crucial first-innings lead.

They trail by just 27 with four wickets left and Rob Keogh (40 not out) also looking in good touch.